Kids infected with measles face long-term health consequences, but one thing can prevent all of them
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Voices: As a pediatrician, I’m afraid a measles outbreak in Utah is inevitable
“We have a collective responsibility to ensure our vaccination rates are adequate enough to prevent the spread of measles – a 2019 study estimates that 95% of the community must be adequately vaccinated to achieve this,” writes pediatrician Ally Fraser.
Letter: Reader urges vaccinations for measles, shingles
Open letters need to include the author’s full legal name and municipality of residence. Only letters from Portage Co. residents will be published. Send your letters to info@spmetrowire.com To The post Letter: Reader urges vaccinations for measles, shingles appeared first on Point/Plover Metro Wire.


Protect yourself against measles
With measles cases on the rise across the country, Corewell Health is urging communities to get vaccinated to ensure their protection. Corewell’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. Robert Nolan tells us that measles is one of the most contagious respiratory viruses and can be particularly dangerous for infants and young children. “Measles is truly one of the most communicable respiratory viruses that are out there,” Nolan says. “In fact, that virus can h…
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